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 1 1 |         time alone. I would lay a wager he has stolen it." ~"Do
 2 28|       which was very tremulous. I wager that I uttered a thousand
 3 46|        Gentlemen," said Athos, "a wager!" ~"Ah, wooi, a vager!"
 4 46|         the dragoon. "Now for the wager! We listen, Monsieur Athos." ~"
 5 46|       Monsieur Athos." ~"Yes, the wager!" said the light-horseman. ~"
 6 46|      curious, who, hearing of the wager, were anxious to know how
 7 46|           We have made a wager--a wager which could not have been
 8 47|        been here an hour, and our wager is won; but we will be fair
 9 47|          and acknowledge that the wager was lost. The dragoon and
10 47| Musketeers and a Guardsman laid a wager with Monsieur de Busigny